Earlier this month, Microsoft announced the 110M devices are already running on Windows 10, just over two months since it was released at the end of July. The company revealed that based on gathered data, customers prefer Windows 10 over the previous Windows OS versions - 7 and 8.1.
As part of its campaign to convince those who are still using earlier versions of Windows to upgrade to Windows 10, Microsoft announced that it will change the outlined Windows 10 update process, which was released last June 2015, prior to the public of Windows 10.
Notifications and Reservations
"We are evolving our notifications to be more approachable and hopefully clear, and sometimes fun - and will continue to test new things in different cultures around the world," said Microsoft in a blog post, dated Oct. 29, 2015.
Simply put, Microsoft will include images of cute and adorable things, cats for instance, to sway consumers into clicking the upgrade button. The image shown explains everything.
